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Match the type of join to the situation A. RIGHT B. INNER C. LEFT D. OUTER...

Match the type of join to the situation

A. RIGHT

B. INNER

C. LEFT

D. OUTER

All records are returned. If they can be matched, they are. If they cannot be, they are attached to NULL values for the other table

All of the first table's records are returned, even if they cannot be matched

All of the second table's records are returned, even if they cannot be matched

The only returned records are the ones where the joined fields can be matched

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